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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-06
NEW LEXINGTON.

October I'd, 1887.
Miss Abbie Brabson was In New Vienna last
Wednesday.
John Hanlev will start this week for a short
trip through the West.
Augustus Doyle has sold his property east Of
town TO Milton Driskill.
Harvey Stuckey was visiting relatives near
Good Hope part Of last week.
Mrs. Seamens has moved into part of the
Behymer property on Main street.
Mrs. Baker, Of Lebanon, O., was visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. A. Terrell, this week.
Emmett Morris and r. o. Adams, of Wash.
ington O. H., were In town last Sunday.
Chas. swadley, Of Clear Greek, was the guest
OF friends near here last Saturday and sunday.
Several Of our young folks attended the
moonlight festival ct Monroe last Saturday
night
Mrs. David Morris and Mrs. Miily vsnPelt.
q Indiana, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Riley last week.
Miss Msta Behymer, OF Washington G, H..
vas the guest Of Miss Matte Tener last We'd
nesdsy and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. q. Cline and daughter Min
ME. Of Snow Hill, were the guests Of VIM, Riley
and family last Sunday.
Miss Abbie BrAbson gave social at her home
southeast OF town last Saturday night to Q
number Of her young friends. Those present
report very pleasant time.
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LYNCHBURa.
October 4th, 1887.

October 4th, 1887.
H. r. Tedriok's family have the measles.
The bank 10 receiving new coat Of paint.
Wyatt Csshstt has sbout completed his new
house.
Mrs. Ella Dumenil spent last week at Gin
cinnati.
VIM. Cleveland, Of Petersburg, KY, is visit.
lug relatives here.
. Rev. Jonah Britton preached at the Christian
Church Sunday night.
The new school.house 10 district No. 8 will
be completed this week.
@. =. Dixson, OF New Vienna, made fiyipe
visit to our town on Monday.
John Torrie, Esq, 10 having new sidewalk
laid in front Of his residence.
U. g. Storekeeper Knecht, Of DAYTON, has
been assigned to duty at the distillery here.
Messrs. Dswson, Garrett and DeBruin were
the only candidates who attended the colt
show on Thursday.
The veterans who went to 81. Louis 10 A.
tend the q. A. r. encampment, have all re.
turned well pleased with their trip.
Mrs. Mollis Chaney has Just returned from
the city with large stock 0f hats, closks and
other millinery goods. Give her call.
]. NJ. Dumenil, Of Pratt, Kansas, arrived
here on Thursday evening on . visit TO his
fathers family Jim IL looking we'll, comine
% he does from prohibition State.
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Anti.Bribery Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment a public
meeting will be held at the Court House
in Hillsboro next Saturday afternoon,
October sth. at 2 o'clock, at which time
the committee appointed at a previous
meeting will report plan of organiza-
ton with view to the suppression of
bribery in elections. Addresses may be
expected from good speakers of the va
rious political parties. A full attendance
of the qualified voters of all parties who
are in favor of honest and fair elections
is earnestly desired.
]. L. BoARDMAN, /.
R. NJ. D1rTEY,
H. 8. FORAKER,
a. JOHN BowLEs,
Rev. WIN. SMITH,
H. s. VANCE,
Committee.
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The New Proprietor Of the Hotel
Carson.

carson.
Mr.. George s. Reed has retired from
the control of the Hotel Carson, and the
hotel has been rented to Mr.. j. s. Gold
trap, of Hillsboro, a gentleman who has
acquired quite an enviable reputation in
that place, as a gentlemanly, accommo-
dating and capable landlord.
Mr.. Goldtrap looks like man who
understands his business, and if Gov.
Hart and Judge Steel and several other
Hillsboroites, who ought to know, are
to be given credence ON such subjects,
he doesn't belle his looks.
He has engaged as clerk Mr.. Dick
Julian, of Lancaster, formerly connected
with the Mithof House of that place,
an old travelling man, and one who has
lots of aoquaintances among its frater-
nifty.
Mr.. Goldtrap will run the Hotel Car
son as a $500 house, and will endeaver
to give his patrons guild pro quo. He is
welcome to Chillicothe. - Chilicothe
Leader,
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SINKING SPRING.

october 3rd, 1887.
Rev. Knox preached his frst sermon ON
Sabbath to pleased and attentive audience.
Mrs. Lou Austin, nee Cole, was the guest Of
relatives In this village the early part Of last
week.
Quite . number from this place were absent
on Sabbath at the Dunksrd meeting on the
Ridge.
Mrs. Laura Mcclure has been very sick for
the past two weeks, but is somewhat i'm
proved.
Capt. Gillian and family, Of Greenfield,
urdsy night.
The Sinking Spring schools opened on Mon.
day morning lsst with F. r. Shoemaker and
Blanche Bellison % teachers.
MIR. Alec Ivans who has been in the north
ern part OF the State cutting corn the past
month, returned to his home.
mouth and attend, the fair at that place on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mamie Wickerhsm ID spending few
weeks at home, where she 10 gladly welcomed
by her old friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Puckett of Bainbridee,
with their babe. have been visiting her sister.
Miss Cora McKeeban, and other friends here
during the past week.
Mr.. Peter Oartright has moved into the vii
lage and will soon be prepared 10 entertain
both ''men and beast" Sinking Spring can
then boast Of two hotels.
Mr.. T. E. Powell, (not the Democratic candi-
date for Uovernor). but . good Republican.
has in bis possession . valuable relic Of war
times. An extra Of the old Highland Ne,os
dated Monday, April 18th, 8 O'Clock m. It
is headed 'FOrt Sumpter attacked and taken
BY the rebels. War proclamation issued. $4,000
volunteers called for. Extra session Of Con-
Rrees called. The North Rallvinp In the
Stars and Stripes" Then follows Q descrip-
ton of the bombardment of Fort Sumpter
This interesting little paper brings vividiy to
memory some Of the things that Gov. Powell's
party would fsin have us forget We may for.
give, but We never can forget.
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FAIRFAX.
October 4th, 1887.

October 4th, 1887.
Mrs. Ann Easter and son win make visit to
Clinton county the latter part Of this week.
Miss Rebeocs Webster returned home Thurs.
day to stay with her parents for the winter.
Mr.. J.. A. Fling, Of near Miller's Chapel,
visited his grandfather, John h. Hopkins, ON
| Rev. Sanderson. the new preacher, preached
Sunday night.
The young people Of this vicinity engaged in
. social dance ct the home Of Dennis Murphy
on Saturday night.
Dr.. 0. 9. Hook and wife and his brother
Phil and wife attended the Dunksrd meeting
near Elmville on Sunday.
Pearson Baty will remove from Dsuisl
Msrlstt's farm to the farm owned by Wilson
Fenner in the near future.
w%. =: Webster and wife came up from
They returned ON Monday.
| One Of our blscksmiths, R. 9. Trout viii
shortly remove to Folsom and open up shop,
Folsom will gain No. Blacksmith.
| Mrs. Annie Renoe moved part Of her effects
yesterday TO her nother's, near Bsrryyile.
Mrs. Renoe will 10 TO Cincinnati on Thursday.
Aunt Susan Snyder will break up house,
keeping and live With her son Harvey. James
9. Carlisle will occupy the property vsostsd By
Charley Shoemaker, Of near West Uuiop.
moved into our neignborhood ON Saturday. Be
viii occupy the house with his faAher-in-hW,
George Walker.
Milton Easter returned from The WinsSesoay
fair very Well satisdsd with three prsnta1D =
BIZ young Hsmbletoniaa. He will stosS ~
Gresnfsld with him Tomorrow. la
4 very neat surprise vas given L. 2. NGb-
eeer and wife on last ThuIs1ay, ~ ocea01on
hetng tho 2oth nnnfVarnarv ~ fks2v snarvSn1S
very snioyshla tins = vsp6essd.
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LITTLETON.

october I'd, 1887.
Mrs. Calvin stroup 10 sojouring with friends
In Olney, Illinois.
Mr.. Henry Laudess returned homo last BAT.
urdsy from weeks visit In the West.
Mrs. Maggie Mclaughlin returned home
last week from visit in Green county.
Mr.. Jss. Donohoe moved from the property
OF Henry Landess into the property OF JET
Pagan.
Mr.. Wesley Pullism and son, William, arc
laying the brick work on . school house In
Clinton county.
Old Uncle Bon Laymau removed to near
Pricetown. and William Brown, % We under
stand, will occupy the house vacated BY the
former.
goody number Of our people attended the
service ct Pricetown last Sunday, which were
conducted by Rev. Bowman at the New Light
Church.
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Death Of Henry A. Shepherd.

Hon. Henry A. Shepherd, of Mobiles.
vile, Ind, died at his home in that city
last Saturday, having removed from this
city but few months ago-shortly after
his marriage. His remains were inter.
red at New Vienna last Monday after
noon. Mr.. Shepherd was a member of
the Highland County Bar, was State
Senator from this district for one term
and was an author of acknowledged
ability.
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Maunen-MOrgan.

Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Frank
Manner and Miss Bessie Morgan, OF
Maysville, KY, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. quite number Of
Hillsboro's society people, to whom the
couple were well known, being favored
with invitations. Those who availed
themselves of the invitations were Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Armstrong, Mr.. Chas NJ
Lil,ey and Misses Mary Armstrong and
Lucy Belle Smith, the two latter acting
as attendants.
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A Card.

Nancy Jane Mcclure, wife OF T. N. s.
Mcclure, requests me to say through
your paper to those friends whose kind
services assisted in relieving her cares
and in ministering to her wants during
her anxiety and distress in the sickness
and death of both her husband and son,
that they have her sincerest thanks for
their many kindnesses in this her sore
affliction. j. B. FARIs.
Gazette please copy.1
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Highland County Atlas.

1t will be remembered by the citizens
of Highland county that several months
ago H. G. Mead & Co., of Philadelphia,
had corps of men here gathering data,
ETC., for complete atlas of the county.
The work has been completed, and the
books are now being delivered. From q
careful study of the one received by this
Office We feel free to say that the work
is perfect and complete, and that it is
just as the company represented that it
would he
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RAINSBORO.


Charles A. Browning, the bright little two
year-old son Of William and Clara Browning,
of Rocky Fork, died at the residence Of Mrs.
Lydia Browning in the northern part of town
last Friday morning stter short but painful
illness with scrofulOus meningitis. The funer-
al services, in charge Of Rev. Q. ]. Wells, were
held At the N. E. Church Sunday, and the re-
etery.
Miss Stella Spargur has 20 far recovered %
to be out to church Sunday last.
T. ]. Roberts, wife and son Joined the N. E.
Society by certificate at this place last sunday.
Edward Roberts, in order to better qualify
himself for his chosen profession, has gone to
Lebanon Normal school,
Mrs. Lydia Coleman, Of Washington @. H.,
has been here for several days at the beside Of
Mr.. C.'s sister, Mrs. H W. Roads.
Alonzo Redkey, Of Iowa, arrived last Friday
to visit his parents.
Miss Alice Coleman, OF Washington G. H., is
the guest Of her cousins, Misses Jennie, Ella
and Lizzie Hixson.
Isaac Jones went to South Salem Saturday
after his wife, who had been visiting relatives
in that vicinity.
Willie Oates 10 tngsged In teaching psnmsn-
ship, and bids fair to become an expert in the
business.
.
deceased, contemplate selling two or three
thousands shocks Of corn and fodder ct public
sale in the near future.
Rev. A. I. Cunningham, of Pleasant Hill, ID
teaching at No. in this township.
Miss Ssllie Davis left to-day for Bethsny, Ia
spend awhile with her uncle, Rev. Edward Nc
Hugh, who IL reported sick with typhoid fever.
Rev. A. E. Wright preached his last sermon
for the conference year at the U. D. Church
last sunday evening.
Allen Easter, living . short distance above
Newells Mills, was riding . fractions colt last
Thursdsy wien the colt reared aud fell back
juries to his stomach and bowels. DR.. Mcbride
reports that he 10 getting along - we'll - could
be expected. but Il not out d danger.
Frank Coleman, Of Washington @. H., has
been among friends here for the past week.
John DuG and Cary Clyburn have bought
John Upp's butcher shop.
Mr.. John W. Sp sreur and wife, Of Hilisboro
spent Sunday here with Mr.. W.s parents.
Win Scott and sister, Miss Cora, removed u
Greenfield yesterday. Will works In the pad
factory and Cora will keep house for him.
Mrs. J. I. Tsggsrt went 70 Jensrsonvills yes
terday to visit her son, .. N. Tsggsrt
More wheat than usual u being sown in thil
community, but mostly on corn ground.
Mr.. James Brown and wife. Of DAnville. ere
guests OF Mrs. Ellen Rsdkey to-day.
n. 8. Macks,ley was In town today shaking
hands with old friends and endesvoring 4
make new ones.
Frank Hin eontenplstes moving TO tho Vi
ting In crop Of wheat.
putting in bridge across the branch q nsal
No, 4 oohOol-hou0a.
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STRINGTOWN.

OctOber 4th, 1887.
Mrs. Mary Wallace 10 confined to her room
with nervous pr0strstion.
Mrs. Jessie Washburn and ohild,en leave
this week on . visit to relatives and friends in
Virginia Their first stop will be at Harpers
Ferry. Va. They expect to be gone oil winter.
Mr.. John e. Templin and Mics Emma Milli-
gan were married on tuesday evening Of last
week ct Leesburg by Rev. clement. Of thai
place. They returned TO her fathers that
evening, where . nice supper awaited them.
Mr.. Mat Roberts family, Of Greenfeld, have
moved to their new home near here. He will
still peddle for Wolf, Of Greenfield, for Q few
weeks yet and then he will be with his family
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Large quantity Fertilizer on hand,
Want my old customers and new ones to
call and get all they may want. Don't
be afraid, you don't have to chew the
Buckeye bag to know what you are buy.
ing, as a certain firm says of their goods.
JAMES REECE.
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On next Friday evening after the les.
son of the chorus class will be given in
the Institute parlors the first monthly
lecture Of the season. The friends oi
the Conservatory are all cordially invited
and the faculty will endeavor to furnish
an interesting and pleasant program for
the evening. Several well.selected reci
tails promise to be an interesting feature
OF the entertainment.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

October Cd. 1887.
Mr.. Thomas and L. E. Roberts contemplate
tending the Georgetown fair this week.
minister st this place till after conference
Rev. G. W. Ruble will occupy the pulpit next
Sabbath.
Mr.. e. o. Hethsrington, candidate for
Treasurer. was In our midst Saturday. e. o. 10
. live, energetic man, and . shining light to
the Republican party and well worthy Of the
Office.
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John A. Collins, Esq, is in the grow
ing city of Pueblo, Colorado, this week,
taking in the Colorado State Fair, which
is held in that city. We will get Johns
impressions of the Centennial State on
his return after inspecting its industries
and prospects,.
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DR.. Sigel Roush is now one of the fac
ulty of the Conservatory of Music, hav-
ing been employed by Prof. Mckenzie
to deliver course of lectures upon the
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene OF
the Human Voice.
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The Hillsboro people are to be favored
this fall by lecture course composed of
the following named persons: Robt. +.
Bonsall, Of Cincinnati, teacher Of the
Bible class held in Y. NJ. @. A. rooms
every Saturday afternoon; Rev. VIM.
Runyan, D. D, the popular Presiding
Elder of Hillsboro District, Cincinnati
Conference; Rev. A. B. Leonard, D. D.,
who Il known by everybody; Rev. ]. j.
Reed, D. D., pastor Of Walnut Hills NJ.
e. Church, Cincinnati, and Rev. ]. H.
Bayliss, D. D., editor Of Western Chris
tisn Advocate. The first lecture will be
given in College Chapel by Rev. VIM.
Runyan, D. D., Thursday. October 18th,
subject, "The Woman Thou Gsvest NJ" ("
This valuable lecture course has been
arranged for by w. @. Hslt, the proceeds
OF which are TO be applied in college Inn
provements. Let tho friends Of the col
legs use their influence to make this Z
success In every particular. Tickets
viii b. On saie In : Nv dsys. Prics ol
$4,000 ticte1s only - dollar. elnale
.AGm1n1Q0 - oo011 3 ) :, K ~, 81
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INSPECTORS REPORT,


and County
County
should he
Of found and In
Respect ully subn ted.
T. II iOGSETT,
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At the regular meeting Of Council last
Monday night, Messrs. A. & F. Rock.
hold were awarded the contract for plac.
ing hot air furnace in the engine room.
The furnace will also heat the Reading
Room.
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From Maysville, KY, where they were
in attendance at the Mannen. Morgan
wedding ceremony, Mr.. ana Mrs. F. w.
Armstrong and Miss Mary will leave for
New York City, where they will spend
the winter,
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One Of the largest cisterns in town ia
being made at the corner of High and
North streets. The contract was let to
Messrs. Isaiah and Jesse Coins, and the
cistern will be 60 feet long, III feet
wide and - feet deep. 1t will be walled
with brick and then thoroughly cement.
ed. The whole cost will be about six
hundred dollars,
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Serious Accident,

On last Friday Mr.. NJ. R. willetts,
while taking pane of glass from a win
dow, served an artery in his arm, where.
by he came near bleeding to death.
When assistance arrived he was too
weak to talk, but the flow of blood being
stopped his life was saved, and he is
now all right again,
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Mrs. w. I. Davis, of Sanders. KY, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Reuben Lyle, returned home last Sat
urday morning. She was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Maggie Moth, who
will make a several weeks visit there.
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F. B. Mills, of Wilmington, Ohio, will
loan money on farm lands in Highland
county, in sums of $4,000 and upwards
at 6 per cent. Time to years. Letters
answered.
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"The Bible as a Guide" will be the
topic Of a sermon by Rev. d. W. Clark
at the M. E. Church, Sunday evening at
o'clock. This is the second sermon in
series on "Guides to Truth and Duty"
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The Lincoln Club held rousing meet
ing last Tuesday night. Mr.. Massie, the
candidate for State Senator, and Presi.
dent OF the Lincoln Club at Chillicothe,
was present at the meeting and gave the
boys speech. He can count on having
the Lincoln Club solid for him this fall.
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To the Patrons OF the Public Library.
The Public Library will be open for
the distribution of books on Thursday
of this week and also on the regular
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days, from two until five o'clock, until
further notice. The room will not he
open for reading until after the repairs
are completed. By order Board.
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The Episcopal Church,

Sermon next Sunday evening at st.
Mary's Church on Fashion. Text
'Though though clothest thyself with
crimson; though thou deckest thee with
ornaments Of gold; in vain shall thou
make thyself fair; thy lovers will despise
thee" jeremiah iv, 80. Free seats. All
~, ,,skoI
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The Rev. Louis Albert Banks, who
lectures next Monday evening at the M.
E. Church, under the auspices of the
Young Mems League, has recently been
transferred from Boston, Mass, to Trini-
ty Church, Cincinnati. He has q wide
reputation - lecture and is highly
commended by DR.. Joyce. No charge
will be made for admission, the lecture
being free to the public.
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"The Columbia River and Its Neigh.
bors" is the topic Of the lecture by Rev.
Louis Albert Banks in the M. E.Church
next Monday eve. This lecture is under
the auspieces of the Young Mems
League, and is free to the public and es.
pecially the friends and patrons Of the
League. There will be vocal and instru.
mental music.- The doors will be open
at n o'clock.
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A light crowd and few horses sold
last Saturday, and those sold went at
low prices. Flock bought s and CLARK
6, at prices from $35 to $3.50, only one
bringing the latter figure.
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Miss Lenna Carey, who for the past
four years has been assisting her grand
father, BENZ. Conard, in his store, left
last Monday morning in company with
her uncle, Cyrus johnson, for q pro.
tracted visit with his family at Hot
Springs. Arkansas.
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Mr.. Frank Morgan, who has been oc.
cupying Capt. H. @. Dawson's residence
ON North High street, has removed into
the Carlisle Barrere property on West
Walnut street.
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Notice..

Drs. CLANCY and DeHass have left
their book accounts and notes in my
hands for collection, and 1 will be in
Pricctown at their Office each Friday
until Christmas for the purpose Of col.
lecting them.
NERr CHANEY, Pricetown, o,
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GREENFIELD,

OctoDer ID, 1857.
Miss Lizzie Dufaeld left last Thursdsy for
Sedslia, Mo.
Mrs; g. 3. Anshutz is reported quite sick
VIII Robinson left last Monday to attend
dental COLI &c at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Jack Deaver and mother spent last week
at Jackson, Ohio, visiting friends.
The new Elliott Hotel is about % home-like
and well arranged a. any hotel In Southern
Ohio.
Mr.. James Mccoy, OF Brighton, Cincinnati,
spent Monday evening here, the guest Of young
friends.
Fast horses, fast men and street venders be-
gan pouring in to-day to be in readiness for
the Fair.
The pad factory closed down last Friday for
ten days for repairs and to re-srrange and put
In new machinery.
Mr.: VIM. Houlton Is making arrangements
to seil his property near this place and remove
Our public schools will close ON Wednesday Of
this week, giving teachers and children an op-
portunity TO attend the Fair.
Mr.. Edward Irwin, 6young man of near this
place. has received an appointment to the CO.
oils, Md.
The drug firm Of squirer Eldrick has dis
solved partnership, Mr.. Eldrick retiring to take
Mr.. B. E. squier win continue the drug busi.
ness ct the old stand.
Mr.. Garrett Ford, better known % Paddy
Ford. died last Friday night after long spell
OF Sickness. The funeral services we're held
Monday morning, and the remains inferred in
| the Catholic cemetery.
Our esteemed old Republican friend, John
Grim, ID highly elsted over his little political
| as,ooCh Il, 1aak wAAksa Nrxuo d.